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Can enicepatide and petrelintide help Genentech build a differentiated obesity franchise?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on June 1, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Can enicepatide and petrelintide help Genentech build a differentiated obesity franchise?

Genentech advances enicepatide and petrelintide obesity data at ADA 2026. Find out why Roche’s strategy matters now.

Genentech’s ASCO 2026 data puts giredestrant at the centre of Roche’s breast cancer strategy

By Pallavi Madhiraju on May 19, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Genentech’s ASCO 2026 data puts giredestrant at the centre of Roche’s breast cancer strategy

Endocrine therapy is crowded. Genentech needs giredestrant to prove it can shift breast cancer care, not just add another option.

What Natera’s Signatera CDx approval changes for adjuvant Tecentriq use in bladder cancer

By Pallavi Madhiraju on May 17, 2026   Medical Devices & Diagnostics  

What Natera’s Signatera CDx approval changes for adjuvant Tecentriq use in bladder cancer

MRD testing just crossed into treatment selection. Natera’s Signatera FDA win could reshape adjuvant bladder cancer care.

Genentech’s Tecentriq decision puts Natera’s Signatera at the centre of precision bladder cancer care

By Pallavi Madhiraju on May 17, 2026   Medical Devices & Diagnostics  

Genentech’s Tecentriq decision puts Natera’s Signatera at the centre of precision bladder cancer care

Bladder cancer treatment is becoming more selective. Tecentriq’s ctDNA-guided approval may redefine who gets adjuvant immunotherapy.

Can Genentech’s Enspryng become the first approved treatment for MOGAD after the Phase III METEOROID win?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on April 22, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Can Genentech’s Enspryng become the first approved treatment for MOGAD after the Phase III METEOROID win?

Genentech’s Enspryng cut MOGAD relapse risk by 68% in Phase III. Read what the data could mean for regulators, clinicians, and the rare disease market.

FDA accepts Genentech’s Gazyva application for SLE, what it means for lupus treatment

By Pallavi Madhiraju on April 21, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

FDA accepts Genentech’s Gazyva application for SLE, what it means for lupus treatment

FDA accepts Genentech’s Gazyva filing for systemic lupus erythematosus. Read what the ALLEGORY data could mean for lupus treatment in 2026.

Gazyva’s ALLEGORY data: what the SRI-4 and DORIS remission outcomes mean for lupus care

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 8, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Gazyva’s ALLEGORY data: what the SRI-4 and DORIS remission outcomes mean for lupus care

Genentech’s obinutuzumab met all ALLEGORY phase III endpoints in SLE. What the remission and flare data mean for lupus treatment strategy.

Genentech advances Gazyva toward first approval in primary membranous nephropathy after Phase III win

By Pallavi Madhiraju on February 17, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Genentech advances Gazyva toward first approval in primary membranous nephropathy after Phase III win

Discover how Genentech’s Gazyva Phase III data could reshape treatment goals in membranous nephropathy and what regulators and clinicians will watch next.

Can Genentech’s CT-388 challenge obesity drug giants with 22.5% weight loss and β-arrestin bias?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on January 27, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Can Genentech’s CT-388 challenge obesity drug giants with 22.5% weight loss and β-arrestin bias?

Genentech’s CT-388 hit 22.5% weight loss in Phase II. Find out what this means for obesity drugs, clinical durability, and market strategy in 2026.

What Genentech’s Lunsumio VELO approval means for relapsed follicular lymphoma treatment

By Pallavi Madhiraju on December 22, 2025   Pharma & Biotech  

What Genentech’s Lunsumio VELO approval means for relapsed follicular lymphoma treatment

FDA approves subcutaneous Lunsumio VELO for relapsed follicular lymphoma. Explore what this changes for bispecific antibodies and outpatient cancer care.

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